Trump revealed a $ 175 billion plan for Golden Dome, will have to pay to Canada if they want to cover

President Donald Trump unveiled plans for his Golden Dome, partially inspired by Israel’s Iron Dome, and announced that the $ 175 billion project would be operational by the end of his tenure.The President announced that the Space Force General Michael Guth would oversee the project. General Guitlin is currently the vice -president of space operation in the Space Force.Speaking at the Oval Office on Tuesday, Trump said that the system would include “next generation” technologies at land, sea and location, including space-based sensors and interceptors.

Canada wants to be covered but they have to pay

Trump said that Canada was interested in participating in the Dome project. During his visit to Washington earlier this year, the then-Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair admitted that the Canada was interested in participating in the Dome project, arguing that it “understands” and was in the “national interest” of the country. Trump said that the payment would have to be made to include Canada.

Golden Dome will be several times larger than iron dome

With a success rate of 100 percent, the golden dome will be several times larger. It will be designed to combat a wide range of dangers, including hypersonic weapons, which are capable of moving rapidly at the speed of sound and differential orbital bombing systems – also known as phobes – which can distribute warheads from space.Trump said the project would cost around $ 175 billion and be built over the next three years, although both are just estimates. Trump said that the initial 25 billion dollars would be included in the “Bade Beautiful Bill” working through the Congress.Trump said that President Reagan wanted to make something similar during the Cold War “but he did not have technology.” But now we have technology and this is a need and is very evil from the world, Trump said.